– Lata Kharpe, Aurangabad On the third Thursday after I began attending Bapu’s discourses, my son gets a permanent job after a long time. After a robbery at home in which I lose 200 gms gold and a mobile worth Rs. 16000, the police find the robber in Mumbai, that too with all the valuables intact. After my husband’s company shuts down, a period of three years pass by and
– Dipak Wani When one escapes a major calamity or an accident, one tends to think that they are saved from its dire consequences because they follow the path of devotion (Bhaktimarg) towards one’s Sadguru. One tends to think that since one chants Ramraksha, reads Sundarkand and behaves well, one has gathered enough blessings to be saved from any untoward incident. However, this experience would narrate how I was rescued
– Ashalata Kamane & Dilip Kamane In this Kaliyug, the tentacles of ill fate can be so intense that one can easily lose balance. In such circumstances, one may lose the ability to think straight and make some crucial decisions. However, if one has complete faith in Sadguru, the Sadguru Tatva (the principle that is the Sadguru) will pardon all such mistakes. A shraddhavan would get an opportunity to
– Aruna Dangle A sensitive body part such as an eye; a child unknowingly plays with it and it proves costly. His parents get immensely disturbed and feel their child might lose his eyesight. However, the ever-loving grace of one’s Sadguru cures the ailment. My family and I began following Bapu in the year 1999. We used to go to the Upasana Kendra near our home. We have experienced our
– Madhavi Tilve The efforts I put in were as insignificant as standing up from rest Sleep is one such thing which, if one gives in, can make them lose track of time. Therefore, one needs someone who can rouse one from it and who else can do it, but one’s Sadguru? Our Sadguru lovingly accepts the responsibility of getting his children to do the right thing at the appropriate time. However, one
– Rupaliveera Daware, Bangalore In our journey of life, we tend to gather experiences of the principle that is the Sadguru (Sadgurutatva). We tend to get closer to our Sadguru while savouring these experiences. Also, we tend to understand the ever-pervasive power of our Sadguru. We tend to realize that nothing is oblivious to him, not even a seemingly trivial thought. While we might be physically thousands of miles away from our Sadguru, we begin to
– Harshal Valunj, Kalyan When a delicate body part such as an eye gets hurt, a person tends to experience restlessness or rather a sense of helplessness. If the eye, through which we see the world, dysfunctions, the plight of such a person can only be imagined. However, if one is protected by their Sadguru, the person may never lose their vision. I was returning from school on my bicycle as per my daily routine
– Pranali Tambuskar, Kalina One keeps hearing that the Sadguru offers help in various ways during the time of crisis. One experiences such interventions at many times in the course of one’s life. Some people call it a “coincidence” and brush them off. However, when a Shraddhavan experiences such interventions, they feel assured of Sadguru’s active role in the life. I cannot express my joy in words as I begin to narrate my experience to you. I can never forget July 22, 2011. An unforgettable event
– Kusum Darekar, Nashik Once a person has Mothi Aai’s blessings and that of her son, our Sadguru Bapu, one becomes fearless to face any untoward incident. Many of us received the opportunity to obtain such blessings during the Shree Varada Chandika Prasannotsav. Shraddhavans were bestowed with a protective shield during this festival. Here is an experience that would stand testimony to this fact. Jyache Hrudayee Shreegurusmaran, Tayasee Kaiche Bhaay
–SurekhaveeraDevagaonkar, Pune Despite having lost her father unexpectedly, this lady stayed true to the principles taught by Bapu. As a result, she kept experiencing Bapu’s presence around her even as she performed the last rites of her father. Since she had internalized the importance of Udi, she used it while immersing her father’s remains. A sense of peace prevailed in her mind. It was this action that forever reminded her
